What does HTC stand for?

Herbicide Tolerant Crop (agriculture)

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Specific herbicide tolerant crops have been engineered which makes weed control manageable and more efficient.

The Benefits of Agricultural Biotechnology

Products marketed under the Technology for Traits brand platform are designed specifically as foundation weed control products for improved weed control solutions for herbicide tolerant crops and will improve performance on difficult-to-control and resistant weeds.

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For years weed scientists have warned that heavy reliance on herbicide tolerant crops would trigger ecological changes in farm fields that would incrementally erode the technology's effectiveness.

GM crops increase pesticide use

Worldwide, the largest segment of the transgenic crop market has been herbicide tolerant crops.

Origin Agritech Limited Reaches Agreement for Novel ...

Seed firm Aventis has applied to grow herbicide tolerant crops to test their impact on the environment.

GM TESTS EXTENDED

Although scientists are creating many different kinds of genetically engineered plants that Will end up in our food supply like insect- and virus-resistant vegetables, and herbicide tolerant crops (HTCs) represent the most popular group.

Promiscuity, Pollination, and Genes

BASF also develops genetically modified herbicide tolerant crops.

BASF and Cibus Announce Collaboration for Herbicide Tolerant Crops